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I disagree with those who believe this topic is useless. By remaining silent, we only encourage the inappropriate behavior of certain self-important individuals. There are many examples confirming that such behavior is often accompanied by an extremely inflated ego. I won't talk about those that don't directly affect me because I don't want to involve truly good people in this.
Once, I expressed my opinion about the inexpediency of having a prize fund as the main motivation for participating in a tournament, and you wouldn't believe what I was told. Pred even accused me of envy; I wonder why he needs to flatter himself so much. Me...envying him...it's absurd. nprf surprised me by using the word "dare" in relation to himself (as if, "how dare they?"). Sir, get used to it...they dared...and you know what? They'll dare again.
Of course, I could have responded in that thread, but I didn't do so out of respect for Alex (he created the thread about the "heroic international" for a different purpose).
For me, universal human and personal qualities will always come first. To excessively boast about victories and equate oneself with a star status – that, my friends, is a diagnosis. Adjust your crown, or it might fall off.